Who knows if there is going to be a Coding Foundations+ cert coming out? Any idea if this is true?
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Coding Foundations+
- Thread starter Mr. Dana Fellows
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I've not heard of any effort to do a Coding track - I'd be very surprised if that hasn't been kicked around before in Downer's Grove...
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I'm sure they have 
The thing is, how the heck would they build a curriculum that fits enough people?
Instead of coding foundations, you'd more likely look at what the MTA exams have done with an exam for Python, for .Net, for HTML5 and so on.
The thing is, how the heck would they build a curriculum that fits enough people? Instead of coding foundations, you'd more likely look at what the MTA exams have done with an exam for Python, for .Net, for HTML5 and so on.
I figured a coding fundamentals course would probably contain coding construct concepts but would be language agnostic. Then an entirely new set of Plus exams would arise for each language.
Of course, most of these already have certs, such as Python itself, so while you *could* create a set of exams with a track, the question of whether people would actually find them valuable comes to the table. Might be interesting if CompTIA did any studies recently.
Meanwhile, I am pretty sure the team has their hands full - particularly with the new data science track that was announced at Summit, while keeping pace with all the other exams and releases they're doing.
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Of course, most of these already have certs, such as Python itself, so while you *could* create a set of exams with a track, the question of whether people would actually find them valuable comes to the table. Might be interesting if CompTIA did any studies recently.
Meanwhile, I am pretty sure the team has their hands full - particularly with the new data science track that was announced at Summit, while keeping pace with all the other exams and releases they're doing.
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I would like to see DevOps+ or Automation+ Or Rick++
I look forward to the development of the Data track as well.
I look forward to the development of the Data track as well.